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Echo Member Jan 11, 2012 #2 I'm not sure I understand what's wrong with your spacer, so this may not work, but have you tried this method? http://www.scooterdad.com/article/removing-bearings-from-metal-core-wheels
I'm not sure I understand what's wrong with your spacer, so this may not work, but have you tried this method? http://www.scooterdad.com/article/removing-bearings-from-metal-core-wheels
F Flo T. Member Jan 11, 2012 #3 my spacer in the wheel is a little bit bent, and the axle doesnt fit.thats not the main reason. the bearings just dont move an millimeter
my spacer in the wheel is a little bit bent, and the axle doesnt fit.thats not the main reason. the bearings just dont move an millimeter
TomGeorge Steel Member Jan 11, 2012 #4 If you don't mind screwing your bearings, grab a tent peg and mallet and smash them out.
B Broccoli1 Bronze member Jan 11, 2012 #5 Flo T. said: my spacer in the wheel is a little bit bent, and the axle doesnt fit.thats not the main reason. the bearings just dont move an millimeter Click to expand... using Echo's method you can also tap around the clock so that you apply pressure all the way around: Start at 12, hit it with the mallet 3, another hit 6 again 9 again keep doing this rotation until the bearing starts to come out. and as mentioned you may just have to sacrifice the bearing.
Flo T. said: my spacer in the wheel is a little bit bent, and the axle doesnt fit.thats not the main reason. the bearings just dont move an millimeter Click to expand... using Echo's method you can also tap around the clock so that you apply pressure all the way around: Start at 12, hit it with the mallet 3, another hit 6 again 9 again keep doing this rotation until the bearing starts to come out. and as mentioned you may just have to sacrifice the bearing.